THE CRIMSON MONARCH
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Assembly Instructions Page 5.
Cut out the two HORIZONTAL STABILIZER BOTTOM pieces on Parts Page 4 and glue them to the
unprinted sides of the matching panels on the HORIZONTAL STABILIZER (being sure the inside edge of
each bottom piece does not extend beyond the fold line on the horizontal stabilizer). Trim as needed. Then
place the HORIZONTAL STABILIZER over the matching areas on the rear fuselage, as shown in Figure 20,
and glue in place.
Cut out the LEFT FIN and RIGHT FIN on Parts Page 4. For each fin, fold UPWARD along the green line and
then fold DOWNWARD along the blue line.
Glue the two fin pieces together (gluing only the large panels) as shown in Figure 21. Trim as needed. Place
the FIN in position over the matching panels on the rear fuselage, as shown in Figure 22, and glue in place.
Next, cut out the WINDSHIELD on Parts Page 5. Fold the large glass section UPWARD along the green line
and then fold the two side windows DOWNWARD along the blue lines. If you want, you can darken the
unprinted side of the glass sections with a pencil or marker. Position the machine guns over the matching
panel on the fuselage and glue in place as shown in Figure 23.
All we need to finish the aircraft is a propeller. Cut out the PROPELLER on Parts Page 5, cutting along the
outer black lines. Fold DOWNWARD along the center line and then glue the two sides together. Cut out the
propeller and trim as needed. Glue the center of the propeller to the center of the engine's front panel, as
shown in Figure 24.
Although the aircraft is now finished, the model will be much more interesting if you add a pilot. Cut out the
two PILOT pieces on Parts Page 5. Fold the seat panels UPWARD along the green lines. Glue the two pilot
panels (but not the seat panels) together, as shown in Figure 25. Trim as needed. Place the pilot in the
COCKPIT and glue the pilot's seat panels to the cockpit seat, as shown in Figure 26.
Congratulations! Your model of the dreaded Crimson Monarch fighter plane is now complete.
